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I Am Black. I Am Indigenous. I Am American.

Before I had the language to explain the intersection between Black and Indigenous people, I knew it through my family. My great-grandmother was Muscogee Creek. She spoke Muscogee Creek and English and worked as a translator in Oklahoma for many years. Her husband, my great-grandfather, was half Black American and half Choctaw. These histories lived […]

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